Original Japanese WWII Rare Large Aluminum Medical Canteen in Carrier Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly Silver HJ Postdam-Abzeichen 1932 by

Silver HJ Postdam-Abzeichen 1932 by F

The white paint reads 二 五 三 六

along with extra lenses which contained in the lid of the carry canister still in their original wax paper wrappings

- X6 Cockades and Wreaths: All items are in lovely condition but appear to have been forcibly removed from the caps they were on

at some time the sword must have been dropped

Original Japanese WWII Rare Large Aluminum Medical Canteen in Carrier Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly Silver HJ Postdam-Abzeichen 1932 byOriginal Item: Only One Available. The word for canteen in Japanese is Suito, literally Water Tube. It was described as a tube structure, because the Japanese traditionally used bamboo sections as water bottles since the Samurai days. Bamboo has hollow chambers and drilling a hole into a section already makes it into a serviceable water bottle. Another plant that served as a liquid container was gourds. These dried out into a wood like container and